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Subject: Noise in Power Lead
Date: Tuesday, January 06, 1998 10:21 AM
Happy New Year All,
I have an interesting noise problem brought to me.
The noise is a 500-900 mV pulse seen at 50 MHz on a
power lead from a DC to DC converter (48V to 5V
Bob Tims wrote:
Happy New Year All,
I have an interesting noise problem brought to me.
The noise is a 500-900 mV pulse seen at 50 MHz on a
power lead from a DC to DC converter (48V to 5V) to a
VME cage.
There were two scenarios: first, both the power supply
and the cage are
On Tue, 6 Jan 1998, Bob Tims wrote:
Happy New Year All,
I have an interesting noise problem brought to me.
The noise is a 500-900 mV pulse seen at 50 MHz on a
power lead from a DC to DC converter (48V to 5V) to a
VME cage.
There were two scenarios: first, both the power supply
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Date:1/6/98 7:21 AM
Happy New Year All,
I have an interesting noise problem brought to me
To: emc-p...@majordomo.ieee.org
Subject: Noise in Power Lead
Happy New Year All,
I have an interesting noise problem brought to me.
The noise is a 500-900 mV pulse seen at 50 MHz on a
power lead from a DC to DC converter (48V to 5V) to a
VME cage.
There were two scenarios: first
Happy New Year All,
I have an interesting noise problem brought to me.
The noise is a 500-900 mV pulse seen at 50 MHz on a
power lead from a DC to DC converter (48V to 5V) to a
VME cage.
There were two scenarios: first, both the power supply
and the cage are earth-grounded, and the pulse
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